The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28
SHERMAN
WILL GET THE COVETED EN-.
2 8, DORSEMENT.
Tho Other Side VIII Oppose 1t on
the Floor IN Able Speeches,
ANDTlIEN TO THEREALWORK.
The Aspiring Statesmen OH the
Ground With Their Following.
\ OUTsPOKEN PLATFORM,
Which is Solid on all the Great
Issues.

TOLEDO VI July 27.--The Republican
State Convention was called to order at 4
P. NJ, by Hon. Allen T. Brinsmnde, Chair.
man Of the Stale Committee. and opened
with prayer by Rsv. DR.. Williams, Of this
city. Hon. Dan Ryan, Of sciota, was m.
nounced as Temporary chairman and A. J.
Donaldson as temporary secretary. On
taking the chair Mr.. Ryan madea fifteen
minute speech. He reviewed the State
finances to show Democratic mismansge.
ment and Republican capability I; re-
counted the circumstances OF the alleged
bribery in the election Of Senator Payne
by last Democratic Legislature, ind closed
by strong plea for tho union among Ohio
Republican, in ohampioning Senator
Sherman for the Presidency next year.
His references to Sherman were received
with loud cheers from the Sherman men.
The names Of Vice Presidents OF the con.
vention and members OF various commit
tees selected by diatrict delegations at
their caucuses at o'clock were then read.
The Committee on resolutions contains
Doctor lGraydon, Of Hamilton, who viii!
nominate Foraker Tomorrow, ex-Goyerror
Foster, Hon. John A. Binshsm and Con.
gressmun Mckinley aud E 3. Taylor. 1t
ia this committee which is tho centre Of
interest tonight, ~ tina famed SHERMAN
resolution" ia before it for consideration.
TIE SHERMAN RESOLUTION. N
When The reading was ended the most
intense excitement was at once aroused
by Hon. Charles Groavenor rising to offer
resolution. He ia ons Of Senator shes-
mGn'a atsongest supporters, and all knew
at once that II Sas the resolution Of en-.
doysement. General Warren Keller, OF
Springfield, at once roso and moved that
oil resolutions go to the committee With
out debate, which wao adopted. Mr..
Grosvsnor then read the folio wing Ysso!u-
ton: "Recoenizing, 90 Republicans OF
Ohio always have, the gifted aud tried
statesmen Of the Republican party OF other
States, loyal and uufaiterins In their ievo.
ton to the SUCCESS Of the. organization in
1883 under whatever standard bearer the
Republican satioual Convention may
select, they have Just pride in the record
and career Of John Sherman, IS
member OF the Republican party,
and as statesman OF fidelity, llsrge peri.
ence and great; ability. His career as a
statesman began With The birth OF the Re-
publican party. He has grown and devel-
oped with the growth of that organizes
ton; his genius and patriotism are
stamped upon tho records Of the party
and the statutes and constitution OF the
country, ard believing that his nomina.
ton for the Office OF President would be
wise and judicious, we respectfully pro.
sent his name to the people 81 the United
STATED aa q candidate, and announce
our hearty and cordial airport Of him 70,
that office. =. i 3;l,,9 l5Si 4.
( 5i.2 Tue ULrIMATUM or THE ANTS. :
!. No Boomer was this read than OBJ. J. q.
Munron, OF Zanesvllle, rose and offered
the uitimstum OF tbs an,i.SherusR men
in the following resolution:
q asotvcd., Tina! wo5 hereby pledges the
united aud enthusiastic support Of the
Republican, Of Ohio 10 the nonineA OF
the next nstional Republican, convention,
and in this connection, va call the attqa-
ton Of the Republicans OF Ohio 10 the
eminent. services and -ep!endid career Of
the Hon. John Sherman. Both Ieooln.
tions were referred without debstes.
The npcqs al neetinvs q! TIM cop,rittess
we're then annouucsj. and the Convention
adjourned TIN ten O'Clock Tomorrow.
ThaItWo resolutions mentioned shove are
now in the hands OF the committee OF
rauoIutinra Tho npDnnpnka nj Tim Shnr.
ieoo'os'g'S' ~ % - ~ ~ 80